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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
A SDarrOwhawk.

Brother LAFFERrY has happy knack
of or ut illustration. His superior IL
that line it would be difficult to find.
Even SPURoToS in his "John Plough
man, which, though this book bsrich in
illustration, has no sayings better than
soulc of Brother LATFBRTY's. But
does Brother LArFERTY speak always
bv Il . book p for instance, in the fol-
lowing paragraph, which we reproduce
from tho issue of his paper for this
week? He says:
when 4 spsriowAswk pounces on a
Guinea he lets the guinea fly, bat the
hawk, sitting on tho back of the fowl,
uses his own tail TO guide the guinea.
He always steers his victim to his nest
in tie forest. "
That's good text for a secular ser
mon. Who can help thinking that
General MALONE is a sparrOwhawk that
rounced upon the Republican guinea
several years ago, and, sitting on She
back Of that unsu,pccting fowl, stcered
the same to his nest? And then there
seems TO be a "ftness of things" in
clubbing General MALONE sparrow
hawk"
Crows are the mortal enemies of the
hawk, and when they see one they
sometimes raise clamor that reminds
MS Of the clamors recounted in the
Had. These clamorous crows are
lack, and droves of them sometimes
pursue a single hawk for miles and
miles. VIII the Republican crows fol-
low MALONE next fall as an enemy, or
will they once more turn guineas and
allow him to resume his seat upon their
back?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
BUhaiO Lithia Springs Among the
coolest Spcts I'm Virginia During
the Red.HOt Spell.

BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS,
July 20, 1887.
Editors Richmond Dispatch, Rich
m0nd, Va:
Allow me through your columns to
state the fact that during the torrld
wave which has just passed over us
this turns ont to have been compara-
lively a cool spot. The highest range
of the thermometer here (Hicks's Lon
don Standard Thermometer), situated
in the ladies' parlor, was 97o. This
statement will DO corroborated by the
guests at the Springs, who. as may be
supposed, watched the Thermometer
with great interest. Our nights during
the term were comparatively pleasant.
We cordially invite our mountain
friends to visit US, take glass of No.
., and get cool. W. Ii. PARKER,
Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
Ohio-The Nominees.

The pssitiys refusal OF Mr.. THURMAN
TO allow his ZANE to be used In tho
Democratic State Convention necessi-
fated the nomination OF some other
man for Governor. The three leading
candidates were THOMAS L. POWELL,
MARTIN A. FoRAN, and JAMES L. CAMP
BELI-the last-named the favorito of
the Hamilton county (CincinnatD dele
gates, and, as we understand it, of the
PAYNE or MCLEAN faction of the Demo
cratic party. though Mr.. PAYNE visited
on Wednesday the headquarters of
POWELL, CAMPBELL, and FoBAN.
FoRAs richly merited defeat, having
attempted to make capital by adVo-
eating dependent pension-bill. His
advocacy Of q general dependent pen
sion-bill and some Of the leading doc
trines Of the labor reformers provoked
sickly smiles and shakes Of the head.
He presumed toe much also upon the
fact that last fall he was elected by a
plurality of more than l, 400 over he
publican in a district that ID considered
Republican, and in which no has been
able by reason OF personal popularity
and the fact that he is ga RANDALL ,
Democrat TO win three successive con-
tests.
Mr.. CAMrBELL, Like Mr.. FoRAN, is o
congressman elect. His majority last
fall was so small that he lost some votes
in the convention from delegates who
were afraid to run the risk Of spscis
election in his district. He, too,
was rather anti-CLEvELASD, if any,
thing, in his outgivings-especially
on the question OF ciyil-service reform,
\ and also on the flag question. On the
whole, We infer that tho best man re-
ceived the nomination, though he ID
nothing to boast Of.
A letter was received from ex-senator
THURMAN again asserting that under nc
circumstances would he accept q nomi
nation, and looking 70 his friends IL
prevent his name from being brought
before the convention. He promises
10 assist in the campaign.
1--WE know very little concerning thu
candidates nominated Tor Governor
1isuteaaat- Qoferpor Attoney-Gen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22

The New York JI'0rld, speaking OF
CAMPBELL, one Of the defeated cAndi-
dates for the nomination for the gov
crnorship of Ohio, says that his
hands are clean and his methods hon
orable-which is rather more than can
be said for POWELL, who sets himself
ND 40 the Administration candidate. "
What does the II'Orld mean?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
IN EYccntiOn.


In the following paragraph the Pc
tersburg Mdcr-Appcat teaches good
doctrine. We quote:
1.-THE Riddleberger advocates who
insist on the sanctity and inyiOiablllty
of the eleventh amendment delight IN
ouoting the views of minority of the
Supreme Court Of the United States, rs
though the minority's opinion cOnsti-
tuted the law of the land. The Consti-
tution and the laws Of the United
States are Just what the majority of
the Supreme Court declares them to
he. and should be respected and obeyed
as such until thst court finds reason TO
reverse itself. The character for learn
ing. ability. and honesty in the minori-
ty il Of no import; it is the majority
that rules and makes the law under our
system OF government. Besides, it Is
quite certain that the Riddlebergerites
would have claimed all these virtues for
Their minority had the Chief Justice
and bis dissenting associates been In
the majority, and rice UcrSd."
The Supreme Court made the DRIED
ScOTT decision, but the opponents Of
slavery never rested until the COnsti-
tuition was changed and slavery abol-
ishcd. That was an undertaking in
deed. We in Virginia have no need to
undertake any such work rs that, mas
much as the Constitution is already on
our side. Itmight be said that all Of the
fifteen articles of amendment to the
Federal Constitution were added to
HAT instrument in order to protect the
people or the States from what it was
known would be the decisions OF the
Supreme Court, or from what had
already been the decisions of that tn
bunal.
Our contemporary teaches sound
doctrine But the present bench of
Justices is one Of the cankers of a sec
tional war 1t is not an impartial trl-
bunal. Ii 10 not Federal court. 1t is
not even a national court. 1t is a sec
tionM court 1t is a partisan cours.
There is upon the bench not one Demo
crat properly 80 called, the only pre-
tended Domocrat there being an APP
pointee Of Mr.. LINCoLN's. More and
worse There il not one man upon
that bench who was not 4 sectiOnilist
owing his appointment to that fact.
WAITE and MATTHEws-two from Ohio,
and not one from twelve southern
States-not one from even Maryland
Or Delaware-no one from a seeding
State. One each from the new States
of lows and California, but mono from
old Virginia. New York, Massachusetts.
and New jersey, three Justices, but not
Justice from single one Of the late
Confederate States Justice WOODS,
now dead, Was really an Ohio man
charged to Georgia, where he WAS, 81
to speak, mere arpet-bagger.
Tho present Supreme Court is there
fore an exceptional body. We are
bound to submit to its decisions but
that fact does not preclude us from
doing all that lies in our power to re-
store that tribunal to its ancient cOndi-
ton. At least three of the nine jus
tees ought to be southsrners, and at
least four of them ought TO be Demo
Gratis.
1t is impossible to blind tho eye' Of
the southern people to the fact that the
Supreme Court of the United States il
sectional, partisan, unfairly consti-
tuted tribunal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
Benedict arnold. A Tragedy in Fl

Benedict Arnold. A Tragedy in Five
Acts. BY Lucmo. Lynchburg: j.
Z. Bell & Co.
Who is the author? We suspect an
old friend in Observation-Disclosures
Dispatch.
The author is both . preacher and q
lawyer, man of talents and culture.
The play reads well, has dramatic situs-
tons, and we would not be surprised to
see il make shit " on the stage. Ii
deals with thrilling scenes and Incl
dents IN American history. -Lynchbury
ViruiniQn,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
YOUR TIME HAS COME !
IN feet yeur cain M,ENsE BARGAINS
osoda it'


e 10 quots ell OF the bargains offered the fan Of
ON Inc graIs aud al Shoes warranted 10 r9pre
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22

The Philadelphia Ners says: "Nine
indignant women swear that SARAH
Ir1s,lAN is common scold." But
who knows that the nine indignant
women didn't deserve scolding?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22

"Utah is making determined effort
to get into the Union" Strange as it
may appear, the objection to Utah's
admission into the Union is that tho
Union sentiment out there is too pro-
,,,,aouorc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22

A northern contemporary says: "Alr.
-, a well known cashier, died this
in this his native city" That
is concentrated eulogy, seeing that so
many northern cashiers go to Canada
- Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22

Ex-Secretary CHANDLRE's denial OF
the rumor shat he is for BLAINE should
be pleasant reading for the Plumed
knight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
Races Postponed.

IBy teIcgfaph 70 shS DEpAIchI
SARATOGA, July 2l.-A transform
prevails here, and in consequence to-
days races have been postponed until
tomorrow. The entries will stand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22

r1-prcsidcnt Mcaical society of virginia



a. tlsa OF tho
sfrm
Adb
Nv O tbs Ito
na'4t, shaving orr p q
Usbe
much tho
IN IA NYr
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where tie
pata stoio
THE LATED
Confederate stasN Navy
No
DiaHr
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sutsso ssi.ac fryi n the httaey-'
,v1,Fn Purcell, Rchnoni.ya
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
HOT SPRINGS At YOUR DOOR.
Buffalo Lithia Water,
-<sUrY1. Spring No. 2.
LrTeapp SSN4nsS THE GREAT AMERICAN ALKALINE WATER
A&Ase NATURES GREAT SPECIFIC
,S4s FOR GlT RHEUMATIC COJT RHEHlTbN BRlGHTS DSElN,
WG8aASfss GRAVEL. And STONE IN TIE BLADDER.
HOT SPRINGS AND PaE3M8s
TENTS WHEN SUFFERING THESE MALADiEs.
On. ALGsRNos :. GARNET


in the of
Eocao which Is
ciono the Rheumu
harS or
lJorming Le AcL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
DIR. JOHN r. PACE.

Botany Virginia in
iian Il Springs. Va
!deiIe
the
to all p
ydecde bouo tlomil5 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
EXCURSIONS, &C.
GONE ONEl COME ALL

y
SECOND ANNUAL EXCURSION or THE
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGl-
NEEKs AID BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMO-
TIVE FIkEMEN TO NEWPORT NEWS AND
OLD POINT MONDAY, july p, 1851. Music.
Dancing, Boating. Bathing aud Fishing. EX-
eur.ionists will havo ample time 10 visit Hamp-
ton Normal school. National Soldiers Home.
and Warwick Casino the finest pavilion in
the South. No improper characters allowed.
Refreshments =, city prices. 1ickets-Adults,
slge: children under ten years. IS conts. Ar
rapgoments have been made for the a,cOmmO-
dation Of Manchester people by having cars at
the Richmond and Danyile depot In Maaohos-
ser, which will leave as 1880 A. NJ.
~ lO,i7,22. 93&2P
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
I'M rLIZABETH CIlY FAIR.

Notice has been received by the De-
partment OF Agriculture that the fair
at Elizabeth City viii be held October
l7th-19th. This makes seven fairs
which will be held in the State this
year. The outlook for the financial
success of all these was never better
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
BRIEF COMMENT.

1t must be confessed that late efforts
to bull the mercury have been very sue
cessful
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
A MER PICON.

4 "
THIS CFLEBRA1 ED CORDIAL,
distilled from horbs and fruits peculiar 70 the
uspical climate 81 Africa, Is esteomed IN
France "a most useful medicine for
prevention o. malaria. IL Is n powerful
tonic and appetizer. and Is highly valued IN al
disorders OF the stomach.
For sale by AL druggists.
PURCELL, LADD T. CO.,
tvu Wholesale Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
RAILWAY NEWS.

application has been made TO the
Board of Directors of the penitentiary,
now in session, for fifty conyicts to
grade the railroad from Madison, Rock
ingham county, to Stokesdale, Stokes
county. The application is made un-
der an act of the last Legislature. The
conyicts are to be paid for at the rate Of
2125 a year each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
NTWS OF ALL SORTS,

Asheville has wster-wOrks, but no
water, it is said. There is little in the
new reservoir, and the machinery re-
fuses to work. 1t il an awkward situa-
ton, and causes great annoyance.
Congressman +. NJ. Simmons and
family are in the mountains for the
rest of the summer.
Cholera is reported Us again preya-
lent among the hogs in the southern
section, particularly in Cumbe rland
county.
The Lumber Bridge Independent
Company, which fought in the war Of
the Revolution, isto be re organized, and
will be the third military organization
in this country in point of age.
Tents were to-day shipped the Samp-
son Light Infantry for its encampment
at Clinton next week. \ requstion
was received from the Durham Light
Infantry, Captain +. j. Parrish, for
tents for al encampment at MOrehead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22

in II
Of
h huFgloLa ta aiT, No2
enesn MARI
=
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22

len =,
casesBrG ai,I Naer
persona
5esuis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
D,ssoLUrION & pARTNERsuIp.
SUMNER BOARDING.

DLEASANT SUMMER BOARD
4 can 10 had en- reasonable terms In Lex
iprtsa, Va This u delightful and healthy To-
cstion, lying In the beautiful valley between
the two great mountain ranges, ansruins sesu-
ami scenery. drives. &C. Pure limestone
water house large, well-furnished, and situated
en- The large, shady grounds OF Washington
ana Leo University. Coed table, with plenty
az milk and Ice. For terms. &c. address
MRS. JOHN X. ANDERSON,
,xaeeAsv Lexington, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
BLAINE AND robson COUNTY.

An interesting series Of sketches is in
course of publication concerning the
old families on the Cape Fear, in the
81 otch section Of the State. It's stated
in these sketches that James q. Blaine
is closely related to the Giilcspies of
Robson and Bladen counties. He is
descended from Robe Oh county paron-
taGe, it is further stated by the writer
OF the sketches, clergyman Of wide
n equation for information.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
NEW ENGLAND CoNSEEyA.

y rory OF MUSIC. BOSTON, kA>S.-Iho
! arcc.t ant Rect EIuiryol iu tuo Void 800
Instructors, 2lS6 >tudsrus lsai yNar lh.~
rough Insuucusp in vocal sni lusirlmertu
Mu.ic. Piano and Or.Au-l pnins. Fire Ar,
Oratory. lltSrAture, iraueh. German. ana
Italian Language. ,lelH hrau.hr-, GYM
uz-tics, 81. Tuition. s o. So. tahri AMI
room. viii Steam hest AMI ~. ti.r liEut 8 20
$40 per week Tsll term begin. ~LrltMBi
q ISL. For Illustrated Calendar, VIII fuiI iu-
formation. address g.. IOi HJlE. Dire b. .,
FRANKLIN square, Boston, MAS :" i'-' a-m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.


NNE OF THE MOST NOTED EU-
~ ropran Physicians sold Neuralgia Was no
rrgvcr Of a diseased nerve Tor healthy blood.
Use GILNORE'S AROMATIC WINE Tor tbs
blood For sale by THE OWENS q MINOR
ORIG COMPANY. jy 2i-iW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
DICHMOND COLLEGE.
SESSION sEPTTylbER q. l.f. I'D r..,r O.,

HIGHT INDETENncSr SCHOOLS ~.
pifieiy manned az vel r.r..psf r.,f
sfsly and museum. srs.iaI H.ris4
tut.s. hesiteigl lo'su =. go ra 20 ....
eieflst , alssra cia.s rN.r- 40. n.+
sorWrsies h..H sis'4A go. 80
'ch"la'uc' sd Ne b's - a. a.. rt. .,
surrounding.
f4ponsss ~ n0n-rsslonf :. 'srts s-...
u resident. s.0utSf3 f0ru.rv r... Is,....
For catalogue With '.l ir' rus .Or .,
organization. coura. ia't.l....n s.g...
ises, &C., Aiifsss b. HffnI.
thalrrs. o. .sfa
~ i1-su.N .Ftws- T..Ino. "A
LBEMANLE Tl1lLE IN5u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
THE NORTH STATE.
HEws NOTES GATHERED HERR AND
THERE AT RALEIGH.
pe,idsnces Burned-Damage to Crops by
Hsil-struck by Lightning
Assaulted His Father.
r,,.o,al telegram to the Dispatch.l

RALEIGH. n. c., July 2l.-The resi-
dence of Benjamin A. Buckner, ID BUN
combe county, was burned, with oil ITS
contents, including several hundred
dollars in money.
An hail.storm has done damage to
the crops near Durham, especially to
tbe tobacco. some fields of which were
nearly ruined. The storm near Fay
etteville was almost a cyclone and
greatly damaged the crops. Lightning
struck house at Rockiish, partially
wrecking.it and stunning the entire
family.
The surveying corps of the Lynch
burg and Durham railway will arrive at
Durham tomorrow. They have found
q short and excellent route for the
road.
John Bosom (colored) was drowned
in the Haw river, in Alamance county,
while crazy from drinking.
Fine rains are reported on the line
Of the Carolina Central railway along
the southern border of the State. No
rain has as yet fallen east of here
from point six miles east Of Raleigh
10 Ncwberne.
Governor Scales to-day appointed ".
c. Fields, ex-State senator from Ashe
and Allegheny, to DO director OF the
penitentiary, 1jcc J.. l.. Vaughan, OF
hllcghany, resigned.
Yesterday, in Eockingham county, a
woman named Martha Harris was struck
hy Hghining and instantly killed.
IN Alamance county white man
named John Campbell was asleep in
the porch at lis house. He was walked
bv "A blow and found his son stlnding
over him with IN axe in hand. The
boy is insane. he had nearly severed
his fathers arm at the shoulder, and
he'd stabbed him with a knife in the
breast near tie heart. The injuries arc
serious.
it was reported here today that a
married man WHO was up to a recent
period resident of Chatham county,
Int now lives in Pitt county, cloped
Tuesday night with the daughter OF a
respected citizen of Chatham. The
married man is said to have deserted
his wife in Wake comfy.
The FIRST PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Charlotte has the first paid fire de-
partment in this State. 1t succeeds the
old volunteer department, with which
the city had lately such disputes. The
old companies have disbanded. A few
of their members became members OF
the paid department.
BLAINE AND robson COUNTY.
An interesting series Of sketches is in
course of publication concerning the
old families on the Cape Fear, in the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

At the August meeting OF Wake
county commissioners they will receive
q number of applications for licenses
to sell beer and wine. 1t is clained by
tho liquor men that they will grant
these. A leading prohibitionist said
to-day that his people would take no
further steps towards stopping the sale
of beer and wine, but would wait for
tho Supreme Courts decision. He be-
loved that decision wonld be that wine
and beer can be sold as not being
l,,iritnnrs linnorS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22

ROANOKE COLLEGE. SAIF,T
~ NA-Scyeral courses f0rlog-ees So,
attention to English. Frnch ann Gu
Spokru. lnstruciion thorough Al pa. 81
tgious Influences Expense. flr a.., ,
Ni9. SIG. or t3O1 Including tgi'ioi. .,a-t
lhTty-hfth session h"ciu- -EFf fH.ts b..
FOR catalogues address JULIUS D. U.lii..
President f.... -',
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
TnR STATE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

The Ninety-sixth North Carolina
.5upreme-Court Reports WAS finished
yesterday. As you were informed, the
Reports for the past term will be in
two volumes, for the first time. The
other volume viii be numbered the
ninety-seventh. These viii cover all
the work done at the long term which
lately ended. There will be about
1000 pages in the two volumes. Asso-
ciate-Justice Merrimon writes the
longest opinions, Chief-Justicc Smith
writing the next longest.
The crops of both sweet potatoes and
Irish potatoes are large and in fine con-
dition. The shipments of early Irish
potatoes were the largest and most
prohtable ever made from the State.
To-day was the second of the session
of the State Press Association, at Hen
Jacksonville. Mr.. JOsephus Daniels, OF
this city, delivered the annual Grafton
on 1.-The Three Repositories of Power
the Clergy, the Bar, and the Press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22
EDUCATIONAL.
MISS JoBNsONs scHI01I0f
AVE- FOR ~
YOUNG LADIES AND CHlLDRpv

,, Tho n,xt session viii BEGIN syrTyvp,,.
STh; 81. Inc school Is located on v6ybD1ts.,
S1n nsef PEI nksN FRANKLIN AID gRtSss
heal.hful portion. q Richmond ''' aoi
Circulars containing psrtlculars ca,h.t...-.
at The bookstores. ~ ''lai
heIeis TO All patrons = mo pas; yo,,. a..
70 Afs. Joseph K. Anderson. Mr. y a ~ -
mr. James thskie, M. Jsmo. Aif-,I ~
ney I'd. Gibson, d. D., sn1 Bow e.. Il ~ :
-. - fg De-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22

A Thoroughly Euipvsl ~r',s' U. .i.l cora ID
f0r ROyssnl Ygsit Frg
The trsnty-sscont ANNA session .u'.B
FEIIEbBEk D.. le>.
For catalogue or special Information. AMY
70 y b. AHHuI inrI...
~ S-sod2ft Bellevue i..r.Or. .-. ga
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY NIGH
SCHOOL. ~ Eigr,n sE.st a,. ''i i...
Sc,slDn opens NkDNfn 1Af.
81 I~s Circulars az look.,'rr, t'-,..H'v I'd.
Ir.l, fAl: WI or |.' i
IA. Phi r. O'niVoF.t' . Nft .ll
r. eT-r,dtAuij.ttitsu 3 ''i.~'.l
UGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY
"A STANTON. "a. EP- NAkl j. BALD
WIN. lEi>CIgAf, OPENS SIP tantt LlN''.
CLOSES JUNE. i-,s. lnsurpI.'si io-s.Hl.
sgilsiuss, grounds. Anl appointments. tIil
corp. " teachens. inrivailyl SlFa1.1rnf %
Au.ic. Languages. Ei0ruuOs, Ar buDaAsep-
ing.sni Physical CultLre
Fogrd. &c. g.. WITH fun fngli'h course. go
to- tho entire session Of siu" = 1utn-.
Fer fun particulars apply 8 tho principal
Tor catalogue. 20 t'e'it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22

Reading notices IN reading mstier type, )
lines or less. 81: IN nonpsroil loaded. s5c.
Card Of ratas for more space furnished on sp-
pllcatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22

A TTENTION, MADlSON-WARD
"a DEMOCRATS: All Democratic voters OF
Nsdissn Ward, without regard to local diGer-
escos. arc requested " meet 10 the Hastings
Court room at the City Hall on FRIDAY EVE
MING, July %, 1887, at SID o,clocS TO hLECr
SEVEN DELEGATES 10 the Democratic Con-
yention at Roanoke on August 4, 1881.
All Democrats OK Madison Ward are earn
estly requested 10 be present
BY order OF the City Central Com mitiee
LOUIS RAWLINGS,
jy2i-sl Superintendent Madison Ward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-22

MONROE WARD MEETING
Va Ths DEMOCRATIC VOTERS or MON
ROE WARD AKA requested 20 NEE! at the
Pavilion Theatre. Broad street between First
and Foushes, on FRIDAY EVENING. July
s,D. at S:l5 o'clocs, for tAe purpose Of electins
delegates 20 tho ROsneke convention. All per-
.or. WHO intend afiliating with the Democratic
party In tso coming campaign are requested
~ be- present TAZEWELL ELLErT,
ty ai.2t Ward Superintendent